MARION, AR- (WMC-TV) - The investigation continues into why a pickup truck swerved into a construction zone killing two highway workers.

The accident happened around 10:15 p.m. along I-55 in Marion, Arkansas.

Arkansas State Police say two people in the truck that caused the crash were taken to The MED.

Two highway workers died on the scene.

Marshall Turner, 55, of Memphis and James Rains of Marion were killed while paving a portion of I-55.

Grover Flournoy was not Turner's biological son, but told Action News 5 he might as well have been.

"You know, he pretty much taught me everything I know," he said.

Flournoy said the family knew highway work was dangerous, but Turner had never been hurt in more than 30 years on the job.

"It's a chance you take man. We all do, but that right there was uncalled for," said Flournoy.

CROSS COUNTY, AR- (WMC - TV) - The Cross County Sheriff's Office confirmed the body of missing Wynne police officer Nick Swink was found on Saturday afternoon.

The sheriff's office has not said where his body was recovered as of Sunday.

Officer Swink disappeared into the St. Francis River in January while hunting with friends.

The body was found by John Mitchusson a local fisherman. According the sheriff's website, Mitchusson was diligent in the search of the missing officer.

Swink's wallet, badge,and identification was still on his person when he was found.

The family held a memorial service in honor of the officer Saturday morning.

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Arkansas lawmakers delayed a vote on benefits for billion dollar steel mill.

The legislation would allow Arkansas to issue bonds to provide loans and pay some of the construction costs of the mill in Osceola.

Voting was delayed due to technical changes in the bill.

The Arkansas House is expected to pickup the vote Monday.

The steel mill is expected to bring 525 jobs to the area.